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Heaven or Hell
Early seventies in a small village in Burgenland, Austria. We are watching a boy of ten being confrontend with two of the most prevalent taboos: death and sexuality. The generally accepted forms of recourse offered by religion and society have cracks, don't work any more, and thus are being ignored, by-passed or interpreted from a child's angle. This film presents subtle views and insight into the life of a boy of ten and looks upon life through his eyes.
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Early seventies in a small village in Burgenland, Austria. We are watching a boy of ten being confrontend with two of the most prevalent taboos: death and sexuality. The generally accepted forms of recourse offered by religion and society have cracks, don't work any more, and thus are being ignored, by-passed or interpreted from a child's angle. This film presents subtle views and insight into the life of a boy of ten and looks upon life through his eyes.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Wolfgang Murnberger
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Runtime:75 minutes
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Cast
Wolfgang Murnberger
Director
Adi Murnberger
Wolfi (aged 10)
Johannes Habeler
Hansi
Lukas Habeler
Michi
Ines Ledwinka
Little Girl
Simon Schärf
Little Boy
Maria Murnberger
Mother (voice)
Ernst Murnberger
Father (voice)
Hermine Murnberger
Grandmother (voice)
Adolf Murnberger sen.
Butcher
Irene Gausch
Teacher
Anton Murnberger
Chess Player
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